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Biography

2014 Season

Mid-way through the season, Wunderwear joined 4everzenzyg, who had a full Danish roster. The team competed in EU Challenger Summer #2, but were beaten by SK Gaming Prime in the quarterfinals of the tournament. They also participated at Island of Legends 2014, though the team could not make it further than the semifinals. Wunderwear then left the team, spending a month or so out of the competitive scene.

2015 Season

Soon after this, Dignitas aquired the team's roster, forming Team Dignitas EU. Wunderwear competed in the EU Challenger Spring Split with the team. The team finished in 4th place, qualifying them for the Spring Playoffs, however due to Wunderwear and Sencux being underage, they could not play with the current roster. The team turned down the opportunity to play with subs and therefore gave up their spot in the playoffs, which then went to 5th place Reason Gaming.

During the Challenger Series off-season, Brokenshard transitioned from jungler to head coach and was replaced by Obvious. In addition, support player Voidle was replaced by Nisbeth, forming an all-Danish roster. In the summer split of the Challenger Series, the team finished 8-2 in second place behind only Gamers2. While playing each series to the maximum number of games, Dignitas EU defeated Denial eSports EU and mousesports, finishing first and earning a spot in the 2016 Spring Season of the European LCS.

2016 Season

After Dignitas EU qualified for the EU LCS, Dignitas was forced to sell one of its two LCS teams, and they chose to sell the European team. With only one roster change (Obvious being replaced by Trashy), the roster moved to the new organization Follow eSports, later Splyce.[1][2] Splyce stayed consistently in either seventh place or tied for eighth place in the spring split. Their final record was 5-13, in 8th place ahead of Team ROCCAT and behind Elements. With a favorable promotion tournament seed, Splyce played against Giants Gaming and won 3-2, requalifying for the LCS for the summer split. In May, Wunderwear renamed to Wunder.[3]

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